Bridge Luncheon Co Hosts and Club Notices
Mrs W E Spalding and two others co hosted a bridge luncheon at the Wie demanding grill room. Guests assisting greeted attendees included Mrs C W Sparr Mrs Ot 10 Barteldes and others. The event featured orange decor and crystal centerpieces with orange candles. Various prize and seating details noted, plus multiple club notices including meetings of Washington Relief Corps No 9 G A R auxiliary and the Inglehide club.
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Irs
W. E. Spalding
T. G. Fitch
W. E. Chariton
Wiedemann Grill Room
C W. Sparr
Ot 10
Barteldes
S. D. Bishop Nig
E.friend
Mary Allen
C. de Cowgill
Fe H. Smithmeyer
Ste
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W. Jenk Ns
G. Fisch
MeDonald Fitch
M Hdward Fitch
Washington Relief Corps No. 9
G.A. F
G.A. R. Hall
Aunt Het and Local Musical Events Chronicle Holiday Activities
An article summarizes Aunt Het by Robert about Italian operas and street music under the new regime, plus Mrs Irving Hill’s discourse on the oratorio origin. It notes orthophonic records shown by Bell's Music store, tea served, and Ray Wright’s demonstration. It also lists upcoming entertainments by the Past Noblé Grands club of the Rebekah Lodge at Mrs. T. D. Funk’s home with Christmas quotas, and reports on Review club performances directed by Mrs. Winter with soprano Louise Wiedemann and others at Mrs. Schoenlein’s home. It mentions Pinckney district health examinations at city hall led by Raymond Beamer’s wife and notes sub-committees and follow-up telephoning efforts.
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Music’ Club
Thimblé Theater
W. G. Rutson
K. Keiner
N. Manchester
G. W. Bradshaw
H. Ashton
Mason
Faust
Gounod
George Lowntal
Handel
Baldwin Mitchell
Eal
Italy
Noblé Grands Club
Rebekah ‘Lodge
T. D. Funk
Louisiana Street
Funk
J. A. Keeler
C. G. Wiler
Lula McKittrick
Lillian Jensen
Review Club
J. Winter
Mise Louise Wiedemann
Waldo Durrr
Theodore Schoenlein
Edward MacDowell
James H. Rogers
Reginald DeKoven
Hadley
Pudsey Buck
Harry Rose Shelley
Raymond Beamer
Pinckney
Parent-Teacher Association
City Hall
Pinckney District
George Kirchhoff Jr
George Weyermuller
Robert Price
Manning Henderson
Harry Alphin
Will Pendleton
W. EB. Dalton
National Saloon League director leaves for Washington meeting
Julius Smith of Baldwin Missouri, a director of the National Saloon League, departed Washington D C today to attend the organization’s meeting scheduled December 5 to 8. The notice mentions a 1928 Christmas Savings Club advertisement.
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Journal-World
Lawrence’ National Bank
Adv
Julius Smith
of. Baldwin
National’ Saloon League
Kansas
Washington, D. C
Sat
Aist
C for Coolie Coat and other gifts on display
A catalog style description highlights a wool and silk coats priced from 8 to 35 dollars, plus radiant perfumes, ivory pyralin goods, Spanish Shawls, pastel tea aprons at 59 cents, and miscellaneous glassware and gift items on the south aisle tables on the main and second floors.
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TJ Bagnes
Clifford Lott
Richard Jackman
Mary Tigman
Nola
Lorna Jean -McEthinnys
Vivian
Blair
Liza Jane
Marraret Chamney
Margaret Rea Fan
Therogram
W.s B. Dalton
Ard
Dorothy Euersteiner
Webb Woodward
Miss Bertha
Alice Perkins
Laura Nankin
W. B. Dalton
Vivian Skilton
Ehp
C. R. Brodhead
Vernon Smith
Marcia Tinty
Lawrence
American Association of University Women
J. P. Sensen
the First Church
Ralph Howard
Alabama Street
Karl Kreider
W.F. Hobbs
Cosmos Club
Loren Mobbs
Miss Hobbs
B. F. Weatherby
Jacob Badsky
Laura Rankin
Finesse Bridge Club
Frances Greenleaf
Richard Jacknan
F. A. Mann
Midland
Carl Anthony
Aunt Het
Robert Oomnr
Mrs. Durr
Scott
Mrs. Winter
Mrs. Schoenlein
Ken of the Flower
Frederick Knight Logan
Barber
Progres
Barber's Drug Store
DuPont
Lippers
the Big Family
Shoe Store